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Deadly Illusion (1987)

Deadly Illusion (1987)

4/5
(1 awọn ibo)
Oṣere
Billy Dee Williams·John Beck·Morgan Fairchild·Vanity
Oludari ni
Larry Cohen·William Tannen
Oriṣi
Adventure·Thriller·Crime
Ede
English
Orilẹ-ede
USA
4.8IMDb

Director
Larry Cohen, William Tannen

Billy Dee WilliamsHamberger
Morgan FairchildJane Mallory
Joe CorteseDetective Paul Lefferts
Michael Wilding Jr.Costillion
Dennis HallahanBurton Impostor
Jenny CornuelleGloria Reid
Allison WoodwardNancy Costillion
Joe SpinellCrazy Man in Gun Bureau
Harriet RogersMrs. Bains
George LorosLevante
Charlie MalcolmAssistant District Attorney
Thom CurleyWexler
Richard TriggsToll Booth Attendant
Joe CirilloCop in Gun Bureau
Julie GordonReceptionist #1
Marcy KaplanReceptionist #2
Don TorresMan at New Year's Eve Party
Debbie DickinsonWoman on Phone
Michael EmilMedical examiner
Rosemary De AngelisWoman Applicant
Alice SpivakWoman Applicant
French NapierThree-Card Monte Dealer
J.W. WalshMan at Gun Bureau
Clent BowersFirst Clerk
David HolbrookSecond Clerk
Everett QuintonThird Clerk
John WoehrleBoardroom Executive
Jim KaneBoardroom Executive
John Patrick McLaughlinBoardroom Executive
John MeansBoardroom Executive
Carmine ForestaShea Stadium Security Guard
Kathryn Leigh-DavisMademoiselle Reporter
Dalton DearbornRestaurant Host
Al CerrilloHelicopter Pilot
Frank PattonCop
Al Cerullo
Michael Tadross
Margot JordanGun Permit Clerk
Steve Mirkovich
Rodney Sheldon
Tony D. HeadWillie
Kathleen ConwayGirl in Bank
Irwin Meyer
Bart Wenrich
Ron Spang

Enjoyable private detective movie with some punchy dialogue and old school noir tropes. Larry Cohen wrote and co-directed this so there's lots of quirky Cohen touches.

Billy Dee Williams plays Hamberger, the rogue private detective who gets the girl(s) and solves the case. You really don't need to know more, as this is the entire movie!

Quite a modest, but diverting modern crime noir featuring the likes of Billy Dee Williams, Vanity, Morgan Fairchild and John Beck. Director / writer Larry Cohen was the man behind the production, until he was replaced halfway through by director William Tannen.